Friends, family, and vague acquaintances - if you know my name, you're included - can help support my silly print shop hobby by making use of the equipment I have. Every extra use helps justify my having bought it in the first place. Let me know if any of the following capabilities strikes your fancy.

Scanning

I have a high-quality flatbed scanner, an Epson Perfection V850, that can scan photos, slide and roll film, and similar media whether transparent or opaque.

• 8.5" x 11.7" max scan area
• Flatbed accepts arbitrary material thickness
• 4800 x 9600 dpi hardware resolution
• 4.0 Dmax, 16-bit color
• Epson product page
• Notional scanning cost: $0.02 per square inch @ 1200dpi

I also have a wide-format scanner, in an HP T2300 Postscript eMFP, that can scan blueprints, posters, board game boards, and similar opaque media.

• 36" x 93" max scan area
• Document feeder with max ~2mm material thickness
• 600 x 600 dpi hardware resolution
• HP product page
• Notional scanning cost: $0.002 per square inch @ 300dpi

Printing

I have an HP Designjet Z3200 photo / fine art printer, that can print on matte or glossy paper; backlit and adhesive films; canvas, flag, and other sewing fabrics.

• 24" x >1000" max print area
• 2400 x 1200 dpi max print resolution
• 12-ink wide-gamut (relative to T2300) pigment ink set
• HP product page
• Notional printing cost: $5 + $1/sq. ft. + media cost ($1-5/sq. ft.)

I have an HP Designjet T2300 Postscript eMFP graphics printer, that can print matte or glossy paper and various other media types.

• 44" x >1000" max print area
• 2400 x 1200 dpi max print resolution
• 6-ink dye-based ink set with pigment black
• Suitable for indoor or otherwise UV-protected, or shorter-duration projects
• HP product page
• Notional printing cost: $5 + $1/sq. ft. + media cost ($1-3/sq. ft.)

I have a variety of thermal label printers. I have no idea why anyone would want me to print labels with them, but here you go!

• Zebra ZT230 with 4" x 6" removable adhesive white label stock, nominally $0.15 per label
• Dymo LabelWriter 330 with x" x y" permanent adhesive white label stock, nominally $0.xx per label
• Dymo LabelWriter 330 with 3.5" x 1.1" permanent adhesive white label stock, nominally $0.xx per label

Print Finishing

I have a General Binding Corporation Docuseal 2500 25" hot roll laminator with clear film.

• 25" max lamination width, length limited by the film
• GBC user manual
• NEW; not yet set up and tested
• Notional laminating cost: $2 + $2/lin. ft.

Disclaimer

This is all a hobby. I'm happy to use my toys for your projects, but it may take a long time for me to get around to it. I basically just charge for materials. I try to be moderately competent with this equipment, but if something goes wrong the scanner and laminator can ruin things. If that happens I promise to feel bad about it when I give your mangled stuff back.